Sutro Baths
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Built in 1896 by silver magnate Adolph Sutro, these were at one time the world’s largest heated swimming pools, overarched by a stunning glass roof. The complex was destroyed by fire in 1966, but you can access the ruins by steps at the Merrie Way parking lot (see Oceanfront).
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